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justinmsk

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The nurse is reviewing fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins and their main functions and food sources with a group of postoperative bariatric clients.
 
  The nurse reviews with the clients the various B complex vitamins and what their functions are in the body. What is the role of niacin that the nurse should review with the clients? A) Release of energy from carbohydrate, fat, and protein
  B) Synthesis of DNA and RNA, and formation of red and white blood cells
  C) Folate metabolism and blood cell formation
  D) Growth, cell metabolism, appetite, and neurologic functioning

Question 2

A nurse is discussing with a social activist issues related to the growing population of the elderly. What is the highest priority issue that the nurse should focus on to maximize the resources within the older adult population?
 
  1 . More flexible working and retirement schedules
  2 . Opportunities for volunteer work
  3 . Recognition of past contributions
  4 . Financial planning
  A) 1, 2, 3
  B) 1, 2, 4
  C) 1, 3, 4
  D) 2, 3, 4



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Answer to Question 1

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Release of energy from carbohydrate, fat, and protein occurs with niacin. Synthesis of DNA and RNA, and the formation of red and white blood cells occur with folate/folic acid. Folate metabolism and blood cell formation occur with cobalamin; growth, cell metabolism, appetite, and neurologic functioning occur with thiamine.

Answer to Question 2

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More flexible working and retirement schedules, opportunities for volunteer work, and recognition of past contributions are necessary to maximize the resources within the older adult population. Financial planning needs to begin in early adulthood to promote self-sufficiency and independence in old age.



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